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An overview of Maryland Heights. The Sign Wall is on the left with the vague remnants of the 5o foot tall sign. On the right directly above the Train Tunnel is the [[106499655]]
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Marker 1: CSX / Mark Parking<br> Marker 2: Trail Head Parking <br> Marker 3: Rangers Station<br> Red line: Approach trails
Looking up the Potomac river north-west into WV. Climbing options along the cliff wall.<br> <br> Photo: Dave Fiorucci
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Dominic Albanese
Jul 26, 2009
“An overview of Maryland Heights. The Sign Wall is on the left with the vague remnants of the 5o foot tall sign. On the right directly above the Train Tunnel is the Train Tunnel Wall”  

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Maryland Heights<br> Area divisions
The original guide image from Rob Savoye. Taken from Rob's web page http://www.welcomehome.org/rob/guides/mdheights.html
Climbing wall. <br> <br> Photo: Dave Fiorucci
Approach the wall via the railroad tracks that cross the river.<br> <br> Photo: Dave Fiorucci
Rob Savoye and Ed Bollack, on a Sign Route day. (Rob Savoye collection)
View from Maryland Heights, looking down on Harpers Ferry. This is where the Shenandoah river meets with the Potomac river.<br> <br> Photo: Dave Fiorucci
Scott McClurg. The classic Harpers Ferry photo. (Rob Savoye collection)
Scott McClurg. Recharging in Harpers Ferry after a day of climbing. (Rob Savoye collection)<br>
Rob Savoye lead climbing on Maryland Heights
Paul Clancy, Rob Savoye (foot), Maryland Heights (from Rob Savoye collection).
Brain Roland, free climbing above anchors bare foot.
Rob Savoye lead climbing Maryland Heights.

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